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The Supreme Leader appealed to hardliners while leaving the door open to the U.S.

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The Supreme Leader appealed to hardliners while leaving the door open to the U.S.

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) announced the winners of its annual 2015 Housing Awards on Wednesday, and the designs are absolutely stunning. The 10 breathtaking homes were selected for awards -- which were e...

It may be blurry and a little far off, but this is humanity's first ever color image of the dwarf planet Pluto.

On Monday, Hillary Clinton popped into a Chipotle in Ohio, sending reverberations through the 2016 race. What did the former secretary of state order? And what did her order mean? Did a side of hot sauce signify a fiery ...

By Kristen Flanagan for Architectural Digest. (photos: Lark Crafts) Want to carve out a space of your own? Author Sally Coulthard suggests heading outside. Shed Decor (Lark Crafts, $25), Coulthard's new book, features hu...

Gisele Bundchen started modeling clothes and swimwear at age 14. On Wednesday night, at a show in Sao Paolo, the Brazilian supermodel retired, after a final stroll down the catwalk. Bundchen, 34, says she wants to spend ...

An imprisoned hit man has signed a chilling affidavit taking responsibility for four murders at a Detroit drug house in a renewed effort to free a young man who pleaded guilty to the same killings at age 15, attorneys sa...

The streets were empty but not quiet. Shelling began to boom through the Yemeni city of Aden on Thursday afternoon as we hurried back to board the boat that had brought us here from Djibouti.

Amid the intensifying U.S. debate about infant male circumcision, the concept of religious freedom has almost invariably been raised by those defending the practice as a necessary expression of their faith. But one Flori...

Mexico reports another theft of radioactive material, said to be potential health risk

Families flee parts of western Iraq amid continuing onslaught from ISIS fighters, saying that the Iraqi government is failing to protect them.

William Swing, Director-General of the International Organization for Migration, tells Christiane Amanpour we're in a period of "unprecedented human disasters."

When is Cheryl's birthday? Meet the Singapore logic problem that's gone viral.

A former information technology manager for a company in Northbrook has been indicted for allegedly intercepting and disclosing company emails, and damaging servers maintained by the company.

"No Catcalling" signs are "sneakily" popping up in New York City and Philadelphia in time for International Anti-Street Harassment Week.

There is a method to their madness; the groups view enslaving women as key to the building of the caliphate.

;WBZ AccuWeather Meteorologist Pamela Gardner is keeping an eye on the Marathon Monday forecast.

If anyone should be ditching the format, it's young, Internet-native musicians like Tyler, the Creator, and Kendrick Lamar. Why do so many artists stick by it in the streaming age?

By: Gianni Jaccoma Credit: Shutterstock.com A lot of what makes a neighborhood noteworthy has to do with the people who live there -- be they tons of hipsters, yuppies, or the sexiest people on Earth. But as much as thes...

"Sopranos" theorists now have a little more to chew on.